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Q: Have you ever used a pet transportation service?

I allegedly was going to receive a dog from a seller in northern China and more and more problems kept popping up that required payments and deposits. Turned out to be a scam and cost me about 6,000rmb before I grew wise to it. Anyone else had similar experiences or know some trustworthy pet transport companies?

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sorry about that, never used one of those. maybe you could mention them by name to warn others

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PetAir Transportation. They'll try to get you to send money to their HQ in Cameroon through Western Union and throw a bitch fit if you want to use your credit card. Avoid at all costs.

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it's probably best not to give them your credit card details

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Hate to revive a dead post, but does anyone have any concrete info for domestic (within PRC) pet transportation companies?  I need to send a cat from Nanjing to Shanghai and am having difficulty finding useful information. 

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Stick the animal in a cage and take the train ride. You could also use empty defibrillator bag as 'transport vehicle' ...

I surprise always travel by train in China.

 

 

http://www.scaashanghai.org/domestic-china-pet-transport.html

 

http://pacpet.com/china-pet-transport/

 

http://www.globypetrelo.com

 

http://www.airvets.com

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